Re: [tdf-discuss] Fuzzy pictures on PDF export

Matthew,

Sometimes, the  PDF converter make a "picture" at 96 dpi off the parts 
off the doc ( a frame, table or even the complete document) who contains 
elements who can not been converted to PDF. Transparency is the most 
likely cause for this . Then your text is in pixels at 96 dpi  and looks 
crispy.

Greetz

Fernand
> I originally created my document using OpenOffice. During the riff raff IP
> wars, I converted to LibreOffice. My document is in ODT format and looks
> good with a little tweaking (and learning curve built-in). I also created
> all of my pictures (inserted into the document) in OpenOffice as XCF
> initially .. and inserted them into the doc as JPG.
>
> When using OpenOffice and following this procedures, my PDF export showed
> all text and pictures with crystal clarity. However, upon converting to
> LibreOffice, while my doc looks good as ODT, when I export ... all the text
> is crisp while the pictures are fuzzy comparatively.
>
> I suspect this is a user issue. I just don't know which use issue it is.
> Please advise/help.
>
> PS For grins, I've cut and pasted XCF into the ODT and exported to PDF with
> same result. Similarly, I converted XCF to GIF and JPG with same result. It
> is apparent I'm clueless.
>
> Cheers.
> Matthew
>
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